Author: Leigh Riker

Leigh Riker writes contemporary romance with a particular interest in ranch communities, kinship demands, and second chances. Cowboy on Call centers on Sawyer McCord, a physician who returns to the Circle H ranch after a tragedy at his remote Himalayan clinic shakes his confidence. His unresolved relationship with his family, and with Olivia Wilson, gives the medical question an emotional counterpart: before deciding where he belongs, Sawyer must face the people he left behind. The novel combines western and medical-romance elements, placing professional doubt within the daily demands of ranch life. Riker's broader work for Harlequin Heartwarming includes the Kansas Cowboys and Sinclair Cowboys series. Across those books, recurring communities allow one couple's decisions to affect relatives and neighbors rather than unfolding in isolation. Cowboy on Call uses that pattern to make homecoming a process of accountability, not merely a change of setting, while making reconciliation the story's central concern.